Sudden Shift in UNC Four Year Medical School Plan
A survey by the North Carolina Physicians group shows two thirds of doctors oppose immediate establishment of a four year UNC medical school. They favor continuing hospital aid, loan funds, indigent care, and expanded state hospitals before any new medical school. Legislators and public debate hinge on the study ahead of tonight’s Senate session.
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Univer of
North Carolina
Tey
Senate
Cheating on Exams Reported Across North Carolina Colleges
A North Carolina editorial argues cheating is widespread in colleges and universities including Texas and UNC. It cites student cheating on exams, paper writing for pay, and lax supervision, urging student editors at Duke, NC State, Wake Forest, and other institutions to publish similar findings.
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University of Texas
University of North Carolina
Texas
Carolina
Duke
State
Woman's College
Wake Forest
High Point College
North Carolina
Appeal Upheld Slane Hosiery Non Strikers in Guilford Court
In High Point North Carolina the Guilford superior court hears the appeal of non-striking Slane Hosiery mill workers from an unemployment compensation commission denial. The appeal argues UCC misapplied law and ignored moral questions in a system granting limited review of UCC findings.
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High Point
Guilford Superior Court
Slane
Unemployment Compensation Commission
UCC
Hubert Olive
Supreme Court
Olive
Teague Memorial awards honor Sacrinty and Kenney
The Teague Memorial awards go to Nick Sacrinty of Wake Forest for both sports and academics and Frances Kenney of Raleigh for swimming. Kenney had been the two Carolinas’ three year women's swimming champion but lost last year when long-distance events were canceled.
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Carolinas
Nick Sacrinty
Wake Forest
Frances Kenney
Raleigh
Sacrinty
Carlinas
Miss Kenney
Two States
Capitol Square Ahead 1947 legislature sees more bills than 1945
The 1947 general assembly runs ahead in bills introduced with 201 in the House and 80 in the Senate by day 22, totaling 258 bills and resolutions with 27 ratified. Enrolled bills go through a two-step NC process before signing, not governor vetoes. Kenneth Royall’s visit sparks political curiosity but few clear implications.
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General Assembly
House
Senate
North Carolina
Secretary of State
Kenneth Royall
Henderson Chamber of Commerce
House of Representatives
Behind the News: 202 State Department Workers Purged
A columnist recounts the removal of 202 State Department employees amid anti Communist investigations. Only one of the 202 was conclusively linked to the Communist party, while the rest were described as possibly sensitive to spasm related concerns under tight political pressure.
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State Department
Department
Office of War Information
Byrnes
Congress
Communist Party
No Spade Called A Spasm In Diplomatic Debate
Paul Mallon argues for a hard line against Communists and spies, urging Congress to grant limited rights to Moscow aligned parties and push reciprocity. He warns that Americans would face harsher treatment if aligned with Soviet practices and urges decisive action.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Royall Addresses House as Under Secretary of War
In a praise filled session the House welcomed General Royall in his role as under secretary of war with no criticism seen in his appearance. Representative Umstead, supporting Royall, noted his work on Camp Butner hospital facilities and said credit for the transfer goes to Umstead and Senator O Berry as well as Royall.
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General Royall
Veterans’ Organizations
Royall
Goldsboro
John Umstead
Umstead
State Hospital Board of Control
Washington
Camp Butner
Butner
Thomas O'Berry
Army
Instructions on Procedure in Travel Time Cases 1946
A 1946 International Union booklet signed by Philip Murray and David J McDonald outlines travel time pay cases. It includes a general memorandum by Lee Pressmanning, analysis of a Supreme Court ruling, guidance to district directors, a bill of complaint, and a power of attorney authorizing counsel to pursue claims with a percentage fee.
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International Union
United Steelworkers of America
Commonwealth Building
Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
David J. McDonald
Lee
Labor Unions authorize action for wage hour claims across U S Steel units
The article outlines union authority to sue on behalf of workers and recover amounts due, including liquidated damages and attorney fees. It assigns cases to the national office for U S Steel subsidiaries and to district directors for other plants, with detailed questionnaires on overtime and gate to shift times.
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Steel Union
U. S. Steel Corporation
American Steel and Wire
National Tube
Carnegie-Illinois
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Columbia Steel
Republic Steel Corporation
Bethlehem Steel Company
Aluminum Company of America
Notes of a Not-So-Innocent Bystander in New York
A whirlwind roundup from New York with reviews of the week’s stage shows and films. Ward Morehouse hails All My Sons while John Loves Mary draws notices. Pamela Markey marks thirtieth year in show business. Lana Turner linked to MGM damages suit. Dorothy Ross and Jean Parker theater and screen roles noted alongside Broadway chatter and radio plans.
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All My Sons
Ward Morehouse
Norman Krasna
John
Mary
Bawstin
New Haven Sentinels
Variety
Enid
Markey
MGM
Lana Turner
Mexico
Lana
Archie) Gardner
Ethel Merman
Victor Herbert
Ella H. Bartlett
Pinky Tomlin
Dorothy Ross
Bagatelle
Grace Moore
Richard Waring
American Repertory Theatre
Warner's
Manhattan
Newark
N.J
Laraine
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New York
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Boston
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Louis Armstrong
Francois Vernet
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la Reine
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Poland
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Republican Party
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Holt
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Jim Crouch
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